This week, Kristin Beck had just pulled up in front of her St. Petersburg home when she spotted a crime in progress outside.

Beck was awaiting the delivery of two banana-shaped catnip toys she'd ordered online for her own two felines — but a local black-and-white kitty had evidently found them first, and decided they belonged to him.

"Out of the corner of my eye I could see the package being ripped at by the cat," Beck told The Dodo. "The culprit was on my front porch with one of the bananas already out of the package, and he was going to town on the Amazon bag. I was the victim of an attempted cat burglar."

Beck began taking a video on her phone for proof (and because it was pretty funny).

Realizing that he'd been caught red-handed, the thieving kitty sauntered away — showing little if any remorse for his bad behavior.

The black-and-white cat's actions were brazen to say the least, but Beck doesn't hold it against him. He's a familiar character in the neighborhood, and has never caused anyone trouble before.

"There are no hard feelings against the little cat burglar," Beck said. "It's the holidays and I'm glad he got to enjoy some treats, if only for a little while. Not to mention I have not laughed that hard in a really long time."